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Answer:

1: yes AB2×4

2:not possible

3:(11,2)

(20,12)

Explanation:

1:compare the orders given which is 2×3 and 3×4 so to get if it's possible to multiply you just cancel out the same numbers if present i.e 3

2:so I took the first column of m multiply the first row of n (add values you get i.e -2×1+1×-4+0×2=-6) but on the second value of the first row I got 8 not 3 so I said not possible

3 you multiply row by column

(1×1+0×7+2×5=11. 1×4+0×2+-2×1=2)

(3×1+1×7+2×5=20. 3×4+1×2+2×-1=12)

therefore

(11,2)

(20,12)

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